1. The aid object must be rural household registration;
2. The poverty situation needs to be the poor people with files, that is, the rural poor people confirmed by the national poverty alleviation and development information system.
3 or rural residents, whose per capita monthly income is lower than the local minimum living standard and enjoy the national minimum living allowance, shall be determined by the civil affairs department; Or a poor woman who not only set up a file in the poverty alleviation department, but also obtained the rural minimum living guarantee certificate from the civil affairs department.
4. Sick women who are not poverty-stricken people and rural minimum living allowances, but their per capita income is really low (subject to the national poverty line) or are poor due to illness or other family members' sudden accidents.
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Two-Ribbon Action for Cancer Screening: China's annual 10 month is breast health care month, one of the purposes is to prevent and treat breast diseases as soon as possible and reduce the threat of breast cancer to women's lives. The symbol of its publicity and publicity is "pink ribbon". Using this idea for reference, the double cancer screening for simultaneous screening of breast cancer and cervical cancer is marked by "double ribbons".
abstract
Two cancers refer to cervical cancer and breast cancer. Screening for two cancers refers to finding out whether the subject is cancer or general gynecological diseases through advanced examination methods.
The purpose of screening two kinds of cancers is to eliminate these two kinds of cancers harmful to women's health as soon as possible. Do early diagnosis, early detection, early prevention and early treatment.
The nature of cancer screening: it is a public welfare activity that cares for women's health. The publicity and education efforts of government departments in China are gradually increasing, and the social attention to women's health is also gradually increasing.
Cervical cancer is one of the common gynecological malignant tumors.
The incidence of cervical cancer is second only to breast cancer in female reproductive system tumors. There are about13150,000 new cases in China every year, accounting for 28.8% of the total number of new cases of cervical cancer in the world. About 290,000 women worldwide die of cervical cancer every year, including about 50,000 in China. And rural areas are higher than urban areas, and the peak age of onset is 40-70 years old. With the rising incidence of sexually transmitted diseases, the incidence of cervical cancer in young women has an upward trend, with an annual growth rate of 2%-3%.